North East Lincolnshire is a great place to work and there are lots of benefits our employees can access.
A typical North East Lincolnshire Council position will mean a full time working week of 37 hours, but there are part time and job share opportunities available too.
Types of flexible working in local government:
Annual leave in local government remains competitive and increases depending on the grade of the post and length of service. You will also receive the eight statutory holidays a year.
We acknowledge that all employees need to balance their work commitments with home life and that finding that balance can be difficult at times. We have several policies that enhance the work-life relationship such as:
As well as the huge diversity of work, there are people from many different backgrounds working in local government. Local government values the contribution different people make and recognise that the strength of an organisation lies in having a diverse workforce.
We support reservists in employment and offer 10 days of paid leave per year for members of non-regular forces who attend annual training. This is in addition to the normal leave entitlement.
Depending on the type of job and terms of employment you will have access to membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme - external site or Teachers Pension Scheme - external site. A limited number of jobs may have access to the NHS Pension Scheme subject to meeting the qualifying criteria.
Working with Affinity Connect, regular workshops are also available for those nearing retirement to help them plan and prepare to make the most of their retirement.
Employees have access to a wide range of discounts and national offers including:
A contributory health scheme cash plan is also available to help you save on the cost of dental care, optical and other services such as chiropractic, orthopaedic, chiropodist, physiotherapy and many more.
Salary sacrifice schemes allow you to give up a portion of your monthly salary in exchange for other benefits. You can make savings through reducing your tax and national insurance contributions. These include: